David Cameron Visits Brazil on Americas Tour

David Cameron visited Brazil to secure business deals for the UK, aiming to boost economic ties and create jobs. Despite facing questions about a TV interview, he focused on the positive outcomes of his trip, including JCB's expansion and significant economic benefits. Cameron hopes to be remembered for his contributions to British business rather than his interview mishaps.

What was the primary purpose of David Cameron's visit to Brazil?

• To attend a cultural festival

• To secure business deals for the UK

• To visit historical sites

• To meet with Brazilian celebrities

How did David Cameron react to his performance on the David Letterman show?

• He laughed off his mistakes but wished for a better score

• He refused to comment

• He was pleased with his performance

• He was indifferent

What did Cameron suggest he might need to do after his TV interview experience?

• Avoid future interviews

• Hire a tutor

• Do more homework with his children

• Take a vacation

What economic benefit was expected from Cameron's trip to Brazil?

• A rise in cultural exchanges

• £100 million in new business deals and 3000 jobs

• An increase in tourism

• A decrease in UK exports

What was the UK's market share in Brazil at the time of Cameron's visit?

• 5%

• 10%

• 1.5%

• 3%